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The idea for this site came from my role as moderator of the Oakland County Bar Association Juvenile Law Brown Bag Series. Developments in child protection, juvenile delinquency and adoption law are occurring almost daily and I did not feel that an annual state of the law seminar was sufficient. I decided to create this site to provide updates in the law throughout the year.-- Melinda N. Deel, Esq. (www.melindadeel.com)
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In Re Beck: Child Support Following Involuntary Termination
Posted on March 5th, 2010 2 commentsIn a published opinion, the court of appeals affirmed the trial court order continuing child support after involuntary termination. The Court reasoned that there is no distinction between an involuntary termination and a voluntary termination.
I will be posting more about this case later. This was just such a big development I wanted to get it posted as soon as possible.
You can view or download the case here: In re Beck
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2 responses to “In Re Beck: Child Support Following Involuntary Termination”
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I have adopted a child whose parental rights, both mother and dad have been involentarily terminated. Are they still legally responsible for child support. Right now they are paying for back support while all the court case was involved. What happens when dhs is paid back? How do I file or do I have to, will it be automatic?
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Sheryl DeGroff-Burg May 17th, 2010 at 07:19